Thanks for your demonstration. I have seen the TEN SISTERS panels for years but the prices kept me from trying them. Watching the process made me anxious……guess I would be afraid of messing up. Great job.

I wanted to see more about this process but you didn't make anymore videos on the hexie epp 😔

Thanks...

Hello from Ms. A in Texas. I found your channel through Brenda at Mount scrapmore she gave a shout out to you and I'm happy I found your channel have a blessed day and I'll be following you thank you

Watched many videos on YT about this and yours was straight-forward and easy to understand. Thank you!

I appreciate the comparisons. . . . But I love the continuing/interlocking RTW. Is there a demo on how to lay that out?

Well done. Thank you.

I have watched several videos about EPP. Yours has been by for the most informative for a beginner. Thank you.Thank you!

Que BELLEZA!!! Saludos desde ARGENTINA❤!!!

This was so fun to watch!! Thanks for showing the 3 methods and giving the time process for each... your style of instruction is very easy to follow... Kudos 👏

These are so cute and I love repurposing antiques.

Interesting how many people in the US are doing this now, but all hand stitching is popular. I am 70 and have been stitching more than 60 years. I was taught as a child to sew hexagons into Grandmother's Flower garden quilts but we did not use paper templates. If you were a beginner you were taught to mark the quarter inch seams. Recently I tried hexiforms, they don't come out like the paper but I would never use that as a quilt, too stiff. I also tried the technique that Emma Jones KZfaqr does where you put batting and a larger hexigon and sew it around and that has been my fav. I love any quilt as you go technique.

Great video!! Your nails are so clean & pretty 😍

The grid looks very difficult and time consuming.

How would it work to make blocks and then sew the blocks together so there is not such a large piece to handle? I have not used a grid like this but sometimes I have made 4 sections to a quilt and then sewn them together so I didn’t have such a large piece to handle. Let me know your thoughts on this. Your quilt is inspiring and beautiful! ❤❤❤

Thank you for sharing your process. I used to use the journal from Its So Emma but I have too many projects identified. I recently picked up a Martha Stewart Project Planner that works perfectly for me. Additionally I am sharing more on social media so taking more pictures during the process so I can share with a larger community.

Thank you so much for sharing this! I've been struggling to reduce a block, and couldn't figure out what was wrong.... The seam allowance! Of course!! Thank you for saving my sanity, and saving my quilting project!!!

Thank you. Excellent tutorial. I learned a lot and am anxious to try EPP.

Thank you, I just started doing EPP this week and have just started cutting hexagons out and glue basting them. So I am even more excited about getting them sewn together now that I have watched your video. I was very nervous about starting this and now I feel relieved after watching you. Thank you 😊

I am just planning a photo shoot/memory quilt for my son who is in real estate. My husband has printed 5 collages detailing my son’s life viz boxing, cycling, real estate, childhood and family. I plan to sew a village of 5 buildings and make a flap, but opening like a door and having a “doorknob.” I thought of putting two sided fusible between the layers of the flap to keep it flat. My entire quilt will be hand sewn queen sized. You have given me another idea. Thank you.

I like your colour combination very much. Great job!

I’m impressed how organized you are, with that gorgeous stuff and mainly considering you haven’t a big sewing room as it would be expected. Thank you for sharing.

Bonjour du Québec !

Sparrows - but the blk and wt photo looked so good. I think it would look good in blk wt and grey, with the grey made from a fluffy wool. Then The Sweet Life (w/ House of Hope).

The 1/2 of a quilt with all the solid blue diamonds - love it

If you want some feedback. Nice quilts! The Truck quilt with the mug in the truck bed - couldn’t figure out it was a mug.

I really like Swoon

Great Video ❣️❣️❣️❣️

Beautiful tribute! ❤❤

As I watch this video, I am cutting for a quilt for my niece’s son for his HS graduation. But I stopped, sat down and listened to you. I still have a lump in my throat; how lucky you both were to share so much of life’s journey together. What a beautiful tribute to Mrs Brown. Thank you for sharing her with us.

As a retired 5th grade teacher, I appreciated your beautiful words to your former teacher and mentor.

Just beautiful ❤

I just ran across this as I was organizing a basket of scraps. Your advice made sense to me and helped me figure out where to put various colors in my scraps baskets😊

So, so, so precious. Thank you for sharing the love and story that was Mrs Brown. Wow.

What a wonderful tribute to your favorite teacher! And that block is beautiful. ❤

Tears in my eyes. Teaching is such a rewarding vocation, I wish you the best in your teaching journey.

I really enjoyed your videos!

Beautiful block and a lovely essay about your teacher. What a lucky person you are to have had that special relationship in your life. 💕

Wow what a lot of work. You really must be inspired to make this. I'm not sure I'd have the perseverance. I really look forward to watching your journey. You have given me courage to try something simpler :)

Listening as I quilt. Thank you for a wonderful connection to our makers from the past. ❤

Awesome video. Loved the letters and stories. Beautiful blocks! I am waiting on some fabric to get mine started. Papers are all printed and ready to go. 💕

Beautiful ❤❤

Thanks so much...I wore a dress made from feed sacks...best wishes❤❤

Such a lovely video. I appreciate all your knowledge and emotional connection to the subject. Peace

Watching this late April enjoyed whole stticle

I love this quilt! Not sure I want to make it but it’s beautiful. I appreciate the update as well. Thank you!

Some great tips here, I especially love the one about folding the fabric to cut multiple hexagons at once.

I am very new to quilting so very thankful for these kind of videos! I am definately going to try this method! Hi from Vienna, Austria 🙋🏼‍♀️🌍

This is such a great tutorial. I have the book and the CD somewhere, I can’t really use it. My question is, where can I get the paper-pieced pattern? I have the templates, but I want to paper- piece the blocks.

Great instructions, I needed to review how to stitch them together! Helpful hints from an experienced EPPer